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My web app died from performance bankruptcy
My web app died from performance bankruptcy TL;DR Chrome team breaks web to make Chrome perform better. There’s a widely-used piece of DOM API called addEventListener. Almost every web site or web app that does anything dynamic with JS probably depends on this method in some way. Up until 2016 the convention was that you just pass an event type, a callback and an optional “useCapture” boolean flag
GitHub - alex/what-happens-when: An attempt to answer the age old interview question "What happens when you type google.com into your browser and press enter?"
To pick a zero point, let's choose the Enter key on the keyboard hitting the bottom of its range. At this point, an electrical circuit specific to the enter key is closed (either directly or capacitively). This allows a small amount of current to flow into the logic circuitry of the keyboard, which scans the state of each key switch, debounces the electrical noise of the rapid intermittent closure
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GitHub - puppeteer/puppeteer: JavaScript API for Chrome and Firefox